Eric Cantona, legend of Manchester United, has torn in co -owners Sir Jim Ratcliffe for the way his new regime has “destroyed” everything and “does not” respond to what the club stands for.
Ratcliffe’s ruthless series is responsible for his enormous assets after founding Ineos in 1998, but the way he applied to get United back on the course has not been well met.
United’s daily employee felt the main burden of cost reduction measures with up to 450 people to have lost their work until a second round of layoffs is completed. Advantages and discounts are withdrawn, and the end result, especially before they take care of the club’s own.
The family of the beloved former receptionist Kath Phipps was called to inquire just a few days after her death in December about the status of her season tickets, even though the club later claimed that this was a misunderstanding as soon as history came to light.
Payments to a charity to support and combine ex-players from previous generations, many of which have not made a lot of money with professional football, were also stopped in the middle of a lot. Gary Neville has occurred since then to provide funding through the organization of a ticket event with legends.
Cantona has now looked at as if he were killed as the “soul” of the club and spoke at an event of the Breakaway team FC United from Manchester.
“Since Ratcliffe, this team has been trying to destroy everything, and they don’t respect anyone. The soul of the team and the club are not in the players. All people nearby are like a big family,” he said.
“I think it is very important to respect these people like them how they respect their manager and their teammates. Since Ratcliffe, it has been the opposite. He does not want Sir Alex Ferguson as an ambassador. He is more than a legend and I think we have to find this soul again. They even want the stage. The stage is icon.”
Cantona also noticed that his offer to rebuild the club again.
“I support United because I really love United,” he said. “But now that if I was a fan and having to choose a club, I would not choose United. I don’t feel near this kind of decisions. You have another strategy, another project. Do you feel close to this project. Maybe we are dreamers and they are more of an economy and a strategy.